National League North

Pics still searching for a ruthless streak

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 August 2023

RUSHALL OLYMPIC 1 BANBURY UNITED 1
By Finley Deeley-Brewer

RUSHALL OLYMPIC missed chances again as they had to settle for a point.
Despite the hosts dominating most of the ball, it was Banbury who struck first. A quick counter found Lawson D’Ath in space and he fired into the top corner.
Rushall’s deserved equaliser came when Kristian Green’s ball on caused carnage for the Puritans, leaving Danny Waldron to head over Jack Harding in goal.
The Pics came close to opening the scoring in the opening 60 seconds when Alex Fletcher’s throw found Danny Waldron, ...

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